I have known Marilee since 1971 when I joined the Sweet Adelines. She and my mom, Norma Owen, were close friends which allowed me a greater opportunity to enjoy her friendship and talent. In the last few years we have spent many lunches together with old friends from The Sweet Adelines. She was gregarious, a good friend to all who knew her, and enthusiastic about everything-especially singing. I will miss her smile and zest for life. My condolences to all who loved her.   





I will miss Mary Lee very much. We had so much fun traveling together to different places around the US and of course our chorus times were together also. She was a fun person to be with. My sympathies to the family.

Dear sweet Marilee…..she exuded joy, love and energy! I am going to miss her terribly. I loved our chats. I’m grateful she said “yes” when I asked her to be a noon Mass reader. As one who appreciates jewelry I always admired hers and often there’d be a story to go with it. 
I’m sure going to miss her❤️ loved her so much.
Jane Wibbenmeyer 


Julie, so sorry for your loss. We lost our mother in November so I know what you are going thru. I will be saying prayers for you and your family.

love to my family camping and weekends at one house or the other what a blast having you all to grow up with your are in my heart laura 

Marilee and I became friends during her 20+ years in the St. Mary Magdalen Church's  choir.  Also as fellow members of Bel Canto Chorus, we had the awesome experience of singing at Carnegie Hall in NYC in 1998. Through the years we attended local craft fairs, where I would often wait patiently while she engaged jewelry vendors in conversation--imagine that! Though recently our friendship has been reduced to phone calls, I will miss her terribly.  RIP

Marilee and I became friends during her 20+ years as part of ST. Mary Magdalen's Church's choir.  And as fellow members  of Bel Canto Chorus, we shared the awesome experience of singing at Carnegie Hall in NYC in 1998.   Through the years we used to attend local craft fairs together, where I would often wait patiently while she engaged jewelry vendors in conversation--imagine that! Though lately our friendship has been reduced to phone calls, I will miss her terribly.  RIP

Last time, Marilee and I saw each other in person was at my granddaughter Suzie's wedding.

When I visited my kids in St. Louis, Marilee, Marilyn and I weekended in Branson, Mo, had a great time, went to several shows. What a great time we had!

I met “Miss Bailey” back in 2002 when my wife and I joined St. Mary Magdalen parish. She was a beautiful woman, one of my favorite Alto’s and quickly became a dear friend. Rest in peace Marilee. 

Jerry D. 

My thoughts and prayers are with Marilee’s family.  She was a dear Sweet Adeline friend for many years.   She will surely be missed.  Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Judie Farrow


After Chuck passed away, Marilee reached out to me to “hang” with.  We went out for breakfast often after Church, Susie, and Kelly and sometimes my husband would join us as well. Later we were travel buddies- day trips through Richmond Heights, she joined me with my Red Hatters on a trip to Niagra Falls. A couple trips to Branson one of which her long-time friend ,Renee joined us.  We had such fun!! I will miss her dearly and deeply 
Goodbye Marilee

Marilyn Farabee

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6 mars 1937 – 15 janvier 2023

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